3D Bioprinting is an embryonic technology which has the potential to transform the medical field with its capacity to bio fabricate living tissues and organs using a patient’s own cells in combination with different biomaterials. Although, this disruptive technology is still in its infancy researchers, innovators and early adopters are improving the performance of the technology stepwise as it grows. As a result, the 3D bioprinting market is growing pervasively.

Acknowledging the kind of traction gained by this market, Market Research Future (MRFR) in its recently published a study report asserts that the Global 3D Bioprinting Market is projected to accrue voluminously by 2023 registering a phenomenal CAGR of 25% during the review period (2017 to 2023). Currently, the 3D bioprinting is used to print tissues and organs to help research drugs and pills.

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Significant expenditure from government and many private organizations have paved the way for the latest technologies to emerge at a great pace changing the healthcare sector in a previously unconceivable way. For instance, BIOLIFE4D, a Chicago-based medical tech firm has successfully demonstrated the ability to 3D bio print human cardiac tissue. On the opposite side the globe, Korean researchers at Pohang University of Science and Technology are implementing mechanical engineering in bio fabrication.

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August 23, 2018 – Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (US) published their study for the 3D bioprint tubular structures they developed. These new structures better mimic vessels and ducts in human body. The 3D bioprinting technique allows fine-tuning of the printed tissues’ properties, such as number of layers and ability to transport nutrients.

These more complex tissues offer potentially viable replacements for damaged tissue. The team plans to continue preclinical studies to optimize the bio-ink composition and 3-D-printing parameters before testing for safety and effectiveness. They are currently optimizing the parameters and biomaterial even further to create tubular structures with enough mechanical stability to sustain themselves in the body.

August 10, 2018 – Allevi (US), 3D bio-printer manufacturer and Made in Space (US), a company with two 3D printers aboard the International Space Station (ISS), represents the first step toward those scenes of sci-fi medicines, have formed a partnership to send 3D bioprinter to the space station. The two companies ensure that the ZeroG bio extruder, developed by Allevi which is capable of printing biomaterials in microgravity, slots easily into a Made in Space printer to allow astronauts to plug-and-play.

3D Bioprinting Market – Regional Analysis

Geographically, the market has been segmented into the Americas, Asia Pacific (APAC), Europe, and the Middle East & Africa (MEA).

The Americas hold the maximum share owing to a well-structured healthcare sector and heavy investment both by the government and the private players. A large base of patient population waiting for transplantation is also a market booster. Healthcare expenditure due to a rise in disposable income and the presence of significant market players are proving to be significant contributors.

Europe is the second largest market with a cluster of developed countries such as France, Germany and the U.K. who are spending heavily on the technology and is always eager to innovate.

APAC is the fastest growing region with continuously growing population and burgeoning healthcare sector in developing countries such as China and India. According to the Indian Brand Equity Foundation in 2017, the Indian market is deemed to grow with an astonishing CAGR of 22.87% by 2020 and touch USD 280 billion.

MEA is unlikely to get a huge boost owing to the presence of several poor countries in the region. Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai are the few countries with advanced healthcare infrastructure and interested in research investments.

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